Produced in association with the American Film Institute. (projection instructions: two 100′ reels to be projected side by side onto one very large screen or

“Several areas of interest intersect in the making of Mechanical Ballet: an interest in ‘found’ footage (relating to collage, assemblage), the manipulation of the film

At first sight Hand Grenade is an abstract work in the tradition of Hy Hirsh or Mary Ellen Bute. However this short energetic extravaganza was

This film continues the theme of the military/industrial complex and its psychological impact upon the individual that I began with Castle One. Like Castle One,

An expanded film piece, where the film is interrupted by random flashes from a light bulb which is hung in front of the screen. The

Double projection. No images, only colour, first changing slowly in spectrum order, yellow, or red, purple, blue, green, yellow.. and in other directions and in

We found our location – a view from an upstairs window in a water mill on the Isle of Wight. From this position a camera

With a rock music soundtrack, Choke suggests pop art in its treatment of Piccadilly Circus at night. Multipally exposed and treated images mirror each other

Description is shown on two screens. Shot using two cameras simultaneously filming the same subject, it explores the way we extract meaning from the process

In 1972 I burrowed myself into Paris with an even stronger determination, this time not for all of Paris, just to steal her ‘diamond’, The